KILLINGLY — A 39-year-old man surrendered on a warrant October 24 following a Killingly Police investigation into a June complaint, according to an October 27 WINY Radio report. Daniel Nixon was charged with fourth-degree sexual assault and disorderly conduct, the outlet reported.
WINY said Killingly Police began investigating after a walk-in complaint at about 6:10 p.m. June 22. The outlet’s account of court records dates the alleged incident to June 21. The complaint date and alleged incident date describe different parts of the reported chronology.
According to WINY, Nixon turned himself in at Connecticut State Police Troop D at about 5 p.m. October 24 and was released after posting a $75,000 court-set cash or surety bond. The outlet reported that he appeared at Danielson Superior Court on Monday, October 26, and was next scheduled to appear December 9 at 10 a.m.
The charges are allegations, not findings of guilt. Eastern CT News has not independently inspected the case docket or obtained a separate police release, and this report does not establish a plea, verdict or later case outcome.
The Connecticut Division of Criminal Justice identifies Danielson’s Geographical Area No. 11 court at 120 School Street as handling misdemeanor cases from Killingly and other Windham Judicial District communities. That official location information identifies the courthouse shown in the file photograph; it does not independently confirm the allegations against Nixon.
This article was prepared from the full text of WINY Radio’s October 27 RSS.app item and the state’s official court-location information. The feed-provided original permalink is retained for attribution without opening Facebook. No victim identity, private-home details or unread image contents are included.